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Digital Art Inspiration Series #05

Riz Ali
Riz
May 8, 2013
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Digital Art Inspiration

Digital Art Inspiration is our new series that we started, In this series we will combine different collection of stunning digital art, photo manipulations and digital illustrations. All artwork is collected from  different Artist all over the world.

This post is from Nik Ainley, Nik is a digital illustrator based in the UK. Self-taught, he first found his love for digital art while studying physics at university. He quickly found his interest in producing graphics on computer outgrowing that of his studies. After completing his degree he moved full time into design and illustration and has been there every since.

Digital Art Inspiration

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Riz is a Senior Web Strategist with over 14+ years of hands-on experience in full-stack web design and digital architecture. Having successfully delivered 250+ web projects, he believes passion is the engine of innovation. Riz specializes in translating complex technical concepts into accessible, fanatical content, helping businesses bridge the gap between aesthetic design and high-performance engineering. His work has been instrumental in scaling digital presence for startups and established brands alike.

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One response to “Digital Art Inspiration Series #05”

  1. Geoff

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    Maybe I’m the odd-one-out here but despite finding the technical skills displayed quite amazing I can’t see the point of most of these images. What’s the artist trying to produce? I often have to look twice to make out what’s going on…

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